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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1942
Page
2
A town banker, long resident of the congressman's home town, hoped to land a federal post after retirement. He told the congressman he would accept a government position earning from $10,000 a year or more. The congressman listened, then replied with a polite farewell.
Emmet Amdahl has purchased the interests of his partner, Leonard Carlson, in the Pla Mor Bow Alleys opened in September 1940. Carlson is undecided about his future plans. The piece ends with a Goethe quote about self government.
Regular meeting of the Limmiet County Superintendent Association is set for Wednesday evening at the Artisteetts school house with host Supt. and Myre W. A. Ortmeyer. Supt. Beckmine, honored guest, has enlisted in the United States Navy and will depart for training soon, leaving a vacancy to be filled. Also noted are a wedding anniversary gathering attended by three of seven Black children and Rosary Society meetings planned for January 20 in the city hall kitchen with a covered dish function at 1 15, members bringing their own table service.
The A9th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mack was celebrated Saturday with friends and relatives gathering at their home on Tenth Street. The couple, married January 17, 1885 near Renton Cantey, have lived in Escherville most of their union and remain in good health with a large circle of friends.
Royal Neighbors launch All American fund to aid the U S blood program through the American Red Cross during the national emergency. The drive, marking the society’s 47th anniversary, begins with executive council members contributing as a core group.
Mrs. Sarah Wilder attended the funeral of her only surviving sister, Mrs. Maggie Bure, who died at home in Lakota after three years of illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Gradgate, with burial in the family plot at Rolie. The sermon was given by Rev. Valleh Albertson of Winterset, a nephew. Estherville attendees included Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Jessie Tygon, and others.
The Iowa agriculture department announced higher 1942 targets after wartime demands. Corn allotments in the commercial belt rise to 9,049,084 acres, soybean goals jump to 9,000,000 acres, with hogs, oil crops, rice, and canning vegetables also increased. Crop control remains on wheat and cotton, while corn planting reaches 95,000,000 acres. The shift stresses land, labor, and supplies to support the war effort.
A guide to capturing natural baby photos by keeping the child active and engaged. Tips include posing through play with bright objects, watching expressions shift from concentration to laughter, and using outdoor lighting, exposure, and background choices to enhance images.
OPM officials disclose only 300 tons of crude rubber available this month for retreading passenger car tires, enough for about 20 percent of demand amid a new tire rationing program. February quotas may force deeper cuts. wholesalers warn of low stock until February and March due to a federal freezing order.
The Jackson County Pilot reports a sharp rise in marriage licenses issued in 1941 across Minnesota counties, following a decline in nearby Iowa counties. Clerk of the District Court John S. Fiddes notes 1941 was the largest year on record for marriages in the county, with similar gains seen in other southern Minnesota counties.
The article gives advice on adjusting mowers plows and binders to prevent wear and breakage while noting records from 1941 showing 222 licenses granted versus 164 in 1940. Clerk of Court Fiddes attributes the rise to better economic conditions and employment.
A month ago a scramble over sugar amid rising oil prices and scarce stocks created a temporary shortage risk. Officials warned the disruption could ease once normal supplies resume, with markets watching prices and availability closely.
Classified items include desk and wardrobe ads, debt disavowal by W H Mason, obituary note on Ruth Fentien and migration of an American Weekly feature, plus a Rawleigh Dealer opportunity for Emmet County spanning 9 townships with furnished setup and good profits along with contact details.
Answers to quiz questions include a list of universities such as Minnesota University Washington University and Stanford University plus notes on schools of Jesser and Vanderbilt Purdue and William and Mary. Definitions cover claustrophobia with Webster’s morbid dread of closed spaces. Also mentioned are pawn shop apothecary and medicine along with James Stewart and Ginger Rogers.
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